it is 17—year—old kare adenegan that took the victory in the t34 hundred metres. taken the world record as well. but kare adenegan there was pressure on her shoulders as she was going into the championships as the world leader. it is important. the anniversary games was great but it is about the medals, it is important is about the medals, it is important is the british athletics. it is important for me. it is really important. we just went out there, all the girls got shouted that as soon as we all the girls got shouted that as soon as we finished the race to get off the track. you just can't stop the wheelchair and turnaround. it is a fantastic race and family it is a new experience sitting on the second step. britain's second gold came from the field event in the shot put. it is herfirst from the field event in the shot put. it is her first major championship medal and she was over the moon faced to be go despite the fa ct the moon faced to be go despite the fact she had to wait until the very end to take her there overdubbed my coach told me to trust the proce

that from kare adenegan, absolutely outstanding...ut away from the track, kare is like any other teenager. when i'm not training, i'm doing work. like at the moment i'm doing my history coursework. it's a bit boring, but i also like hanging out with friends. i really enjoyjust being able to relax and not have to think about training all the time. the yaki soba is good, that's what my mum usually has. we are doing a—levels, which is difficult as it is, and she's out there winning medals at the same time! it's really great to have someone like that to inspire us all. so when the socialising is over, she's back to business. and it's here at the local track in coventry where kare is fully focused on her training. and with her coachjoe king, they are building towards the european championships. it's something i've never done before so it's time for a new challenge. i'm hoping to go out there, just focus on myself and try and just stay consistent. i don't really know what to expect but as long as i've done my best, i'll be really pleased. a

kare is an example, with her inspiration from hannah cockroft.n to come. tomorrow, we will see aled davies in action, and sophie hahn will be in the sprint event in the evening. plenty more to come from the european championships in berlin. kate, thanks very much and enjoy your night. described as para—swimming s new rising star, maisie summers—newton won three gold medals for britain at the european championships in dublin last week. the 16—year—old won the 100m breaststroke, the 200m indivdiual medley and was part of the winning relay team. she set two world records in the process, too. she swept aside the competition, including her idol, ellie simmonds. maisiejoined me earlier, and i asked her was she surprised by her performance. com plete complete shock, like, i didn‘t think i was going to go that quickly. i went in hoping that i would try to did it again, try to break my own world record. it completely shocked me. i didn‘t actually know what the point of the world record was. i knew it was 2.59, but i didn‘t know what the point it was. i we

that from kare adenegan, absolutely outstanding...ng able to relax and not have to think about training all the time. we are doing a—levels, which is difficult as it is, and she's out there winning medals at the same time! it's really great to have someone like that to inspire us all. so when the socialising is over, she‘s back to business. and it‘s here at the local track in coventry where kare is fully focused on her training. and with her coach, joe king, they are building towards the european championships. it‘s something i‘ve never done before so it‘s time for a new challenge. i‘m hoping to go out there, just focus on myself and try and just stay consistent. i don‘t really know what to expect but as long as i‘ve done my best, i‘ll be really pleased. and the rivalry with hannah cockcroft will continue. despite beating the paralympic champion, kare still looks up to her toughest opponent. i remember when i first met her injanuary 2013, i had my phone and i wanted to take a selfie, i was literally shaking! oh, my god, it‘s hannah co

that from kare adenegan, absolutely outstanding...eing able to relax and not have to think about training all the time. the yaki soba is good, that‘s what my mum usually has. we are doing a—levels, which is difficult as it is, and she's out there winning medals at the same time! it's really great to have someone like that to inspire us all. so when the socialising is over, she‘s back to business. and it‘s here at the local track in coventry where kare is fully focused on her training. and with her coach, joe king, they are building towards the european championships. it‘s something i‘ve never done before, so it‘s time for a new challenge. i‘m hoping to go out there, just focus on myself and try and just stay consistent. i don‘t really know what to expect but as long as i‘ve done my best, i‘ll be really pleased. and the rivalry with hannah cockcroft will continue. despite beating the paralympic champion, kare still looks up to her toughest opponent. i remember when i first met her injanuary 2013, i had my phone and i wanted to take a s

a british one—two in the t34 800 metres with hannah cockcroft taking gold, and taking revenge for karend world titles in the event, but she still wasn't too happy about it! that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's our press review, the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are lainy malkani, the author and journalist, and charlie wolf, a us commentator. lets take a look at the front pages. the sunday times says the number of police officers on the beat has fallen by a third in three years — despite a rise in violent crime. thousands of people are able to seek ppi compensation, on behalf of relatives who have died — that s according to the sunday express. the sunday mirror has an interview with the porn star, stormy daniels — she vows to testify in front of congress over claims that president trump paid to cover up an alleged affair between them. the observer leads with claims from the former european council president, herman van rompuy, that a "no—deal brexit" risks the break—up of the uk. brexit is also covered on the front page of the sun

at the para—european athletics championships in berlin, kare adenegan has beaten her team—mate hannah claim gold in the t34100m. it was a british i —2 for the pair, and the second time adenegan has beaten her hero, after she'd blitzed the five—time paralympic champion's world record at the anniversary games last month. she finished in i7.38s to set a new championship record. it is really important. the anniversary games was great. it is about the performances at the championships. it is about the medals. it is important for athletics and myself to know that. i am on top and i have evidence of that. it is really important. there was a gold, too, for shot putter vanessa wallace in f34 event. it's her first international title. aston villa are still unbeaten in the championship, but onlyjust after securing a two all draw against brentford with just 16 seconds to spare. neal maupay put the bees ahead in each half at villa park. butjonathan kodjia was just as prolific and rescued a point for steve bruce's side at the end of five minutes of added time. brentford move up to fourth place and

kare adenegan sets a new championship record — beating her team—mate hannah cockroft to claim gold inod evening. president trump has hit back at claims that he ordered his former personal laywer michael cohen to break us campaign laws during the 2016 election. michael cohen pleaded guilty yesterday to charges which include paying hush money to women who claim they had affairs with mr trump, saying it was trump who directed him to pay them. but donald trump has accused his former lawyer of making up stories to get a more lenient sentence and he insisted that campaign finance rules had not been broken. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, reports. like an episode of 2a, a blockbuster drama played out in the most momentous five minutes that could shape this tumultuous presidency. at a courthouse in new york, donald trump's long term lawyer and mr fixit, michael cohen, pleads guilty toa fixit, michael cohen, pleads guilty to a series of crimes and implicates the president. 200 miles south in another federal courtroom, the president. 200 miles south in anotherfederal courtroom, donald trum

kare adenegan beat fellow brit hannah cockroft to win t34100m gold.th in rio and last year's world championships. let's have a look at something which might bring good luck, shall we? i don't know if you saw the fan of fcu rostov, who brought his carpet to a match. shall we have a look? —— fc. do you think he meant to bring his flag and he mixed it up and brought the wrong thing instead.” flag and he mixed it up and brought the wrong thing instead. i don't know! i think he brought his carpet to the match, it was so successful, they won 4—0 when he did it. so the club invited the fan and his carpet to their training ground and things escalated from there, to the point where they've released a new fourth kit featuring the design of the carpet. it's already got 500 orders. it is so different from normal. it is so different from normalm is so hideous. when is it going to be available ? is so hideous. when is it going to be available? i don't know! let me think of the fcu rostov fixtures in my head. does it work in the next game? —— fc. my head. does it wo

a british one—two in the t3a 800 metres with hannah cockcroft taking gold, and taking revenge for karee event, but she still wasn't too happy about it! you know what, i thought it would be more satisfying than it was. another season slowest, we seem to be doing at these championships, which is not what i came here to do. you know what, my old coach said here everybody remembers medals, no one remembers times. when you come here that is all you've got to think about. the worcestershire rapids have secured their place in the semifinals of cricket's t20 blast. they beat gloucestershire by five wickets at new road. the rapids restricted gloucestershire to 137, with brett d'oliveira taking four wickets. the hosts reach their target with eight balls to spare, with callum ferguson making a half—century for the home side. hopefully we'll have some good weather for the final stage. thank you very much indeed. it is not so good at the moment in dublin. we can show you some pictures taken a short time ago of the pope leaving dublin airport. you can see that it is chucking it down with rain, typic

was a british one—two in the t34 800 metres with hannah cockroft taking gold, and taking revenge for kare i would be more satisfied than it was. another season slowest, we seem to be doing that, but which is the eye candy here. you know what, my coach said here. you know what, my coach said here everybody remembers medals, no one remembers times. when you come here that is at your think about. sophie hahn breezed to the gold medal in the t38100 metres winning it in a championship record time. hahn, who is also the paralympic champion has now won the sprint double in berlin after winning the 200 metres on thursday. britain's olivia breen took the bronze. and what a moment for 18 year—old thomas young who produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200 meters, in what is his first major championship. you can see just what it means to him! elsewhere, great britain's women had to settle for silver at the wheelchair basketball world championships. they lost 56—40 to the netherlands. the british men play theirfinal against the usa later today. worcestershire rapids have secured their place

latest from the para european championships in berlin where it was a british 1—2 in the t34100m where kareere was gold for vanessa wallace in the women s shot put f34... that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: but it's not something that has been publicised well enough, could also help boost magistrate numbers. we will speak to them in a moment. a magistrate in north london. let me start with you first. hasn't always been case that people with minor criminal records could become magistrates? yes, there's been no change at all, the situation has been this for the longest time. but he would have not realised it what happened is that people come up to me and said, we are interested in becoming magistrates but we got a speeding offence ten years ago and it would be quite wrong not to apply, because the fact that they've got a apply, because the fact that they've gota minor apply, because the fact that they've got a minor offence such as a speeding offence does not mean they are ineligible. in ord

a british one—two in the t3a 800 metres with hannah cockcroft taking gold, and taking revenge for karehat, i thought it would be more satisfying than it was. another season slowest, we seem to be doing at these championships, but which not what i came here to do. you know what, my old coach said here everybody remembers medals, no one remembers times. when you come here that is all you've got to think about. sophie hahn breezed to the gold medal in the t38100 metres winning it in a championship record time. hahn, who is also the paralympic champion has now won the sprint double in berlin after winning the 200 metres on thursday. britain's olivia breen finished third. and what a moment for 18 year—old thomas young who produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200 meters, in what is his first major championship. you can see just what it means to him! that is all the sport for now. congratulations to him, he did very well. thank you very much indeed. we we re well. thank you very much indeed. we were talking about dogs ten minutes a go. were talking about dogs ten minutes ago.| wer

political columncolumnist, kare tumulty. and msnbc political analyst mike murphy.t, karen has written a definitive obituary of senator mccain. karen, you write in the "washington post," "when he acted like an ordinary politician, trimming principles in the cause of ambition and experience, it was all the more jarring because of the standard he had set. in the years that followed, a question often asked was which is the real john mccain?" so which one is it? >> well, there really was -- john mccain had this code of honor that i think on the one hand both defined him, but i think it was also a burden. i think it also haunted him because when he fell short of his own standards, he was in torment. you ask what was the worst moment when he was a prisoner of war, it wasn't being tortured. it wasn't all those years of solitary confinement. it was -- it was when after having his arms rebroken, he was forced to sign a sort of stilted confession. so, again, you don't see that sort of kind of internal, you know, an internal code of honor in that many politicians. so, yes, he